For many years, I worked in two worlds that rarely speak to each other.

I spent years in translational biomedical research, studying gene therapy and immune function during my PhD and postdoc, publishing articles, speaking at conferences.

At the same time, I was building a digital brand around food, culture and science. I built an engaged community while partnering with brands, embassies and media organizations. I taught myself marketing, communication and creative strategy out of pure curiosity.

I genuinely enjoyed the research part during my PhD and postdoc, but the moments that excited me most were when I got to share my work and speak about science. I loved sharing what I was doing and sparking real conversations around the data made me feel incredibly empowered and driven. That was when I realized I should make communication my actual career.

So I did something most scientists don’t. I trained in science communication and chose to go independent.

As a freelance science communication strategist, I help science-driven startups, health innovators and academic teams translate complex research into clear, strategic communication that earns trust and authority.

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Why we should work together

Marketing agencies understand social media.
Scientists understand science.
I am connecting both.

As a PhD scientist I can read studies, assess methodology and explain complex topics accurately.

Drawing on my background in content creation and digital storytelling, I know what makes people pay attention online, what builds trust and how to build an engaged community.

With my training in science communication, I understand regulatory frameworks, stakeholder strategy and how to translate research for different audiences.

Whether you need a strategic advisory sprint for an upcoming launch, ongoing communication support, or a hands-on workshop for your research team, let’s talk!